Be An All American Donor This Summer!

Join us in Swisher County!Thursday, July 2nd 9:00am-2:00pm Look for the Bloodmobile in the Hospital Parking Lot Donors will receive a limited-edition All American-themed T-shirt, a camp chair, a gallon of milk, a pint of ice cream and choice of one free theme park ticket while supplies last!

YARD OF THE WEEK

THE BIBLE SAYS

Apostle Paul said, “We know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose” (Romans 8:28).

JEANETTE’S VIGNETTES

The most important thing that I have to say this week is RAIN. It has been wonderful to have the great moisture. Last week I mowed my yard and it looked so nice and then we had rain. I will have to mow again this week, but that is fine with me.

WTAMU NEWS

Entrepreneurship Works Best When It Remembers Why America Exists: The Power of 250 Years of Practice Entrepreneurship is, inescapably, a human moral act to build, risk, serve, compete, employ, invent and persist.

Swisher County Farm Bureau announces 2026 scholarship winners

To help local students achieve their dreams of furthering their education, Swisher County Farm Bureau awarded local scholarships.“We offer these scholarships at a local level to help kids right here at home,” Swisher County Farm Bureau President Barry Evans said.

Weston Wheeler returned to the Rolling Plains Bobwhite Brigade Camp as an Assistant Leader

Weston Wheeler returned to the Rolling Plains Bobwhite Brigade Camp as an assistant leader this summer.To attend as an assistant leader, he had to complete a Book of Accomplishments. His Book of Accomplishments consisted of 42 activities that he completed from June through March.

TULIA SCHOLARSHIP WINERS

Tulia High School Seniors Awarded Scholarships

Tulia High School local scholarships were awarded during the VIP Awards.The first to be awarded was Mid-Plains Rural Telephone Scholarship of $1,000 each announced by Dusty George to Avary Wesley, Anayeli Barajas, and Diana Briones.